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Hearts at Home Pet Sitting requires two sets of each client’s house keys and a key storage lock box where the keys are kept. Our key storage lock box policy applies even if electronic access to the home is otherwise given. There are many benefits to working with a...

It’s a question that many pet parents ask themselves: what’s the difference between in-home pet sitting vs boarding? Today, we want to dissect the four main differences to help pet parents make the best decision for their pets.   Adjustment Period The...

At Hearts at Home Pet Sitting, we take employee training very seriously. Our protocols include new hire training, on-the-job training, and ongoing web-based education. Our passion for pet sitter education separates us from hobby pet sitters and the kids next door. Our employees are educated using the best tools available and prepared to provide the best possible care no matter the circumstances, including emergencies.

Preparing for travel can be overwhelming. Trying to figure out what to pack, the weather where we’re going, and what we’ll do when we arrive is enough to send us into a tizzy. Unfortunately, leaving our pets behind, whether boarding or in the comfort of our home means planning for them while simultaneously doing laundry, buying sunblock, and ordering last-minute travel items. At Hearts at Home, we want to make the process easy for you therefore the following is a guide on how to prepare your home and pet for your pet sitter to take the guesswork out of your pet’s preparations.